That’s him:
“Shortcut to hell? This way, Madam.”
Spot the snail stuck to his toe 😉
OK, Toledo may not be home to any Banksies, but as long as it’s not just an indecipherable, gratuitous scrawl, I quite like graffiti, even if it’s mediocre. On that note, who am I to call anyone’s artistic efforts mediocre…? I can’t even draw a straight line with a pencil, and as for aiming a spray can at a fidgety target, like a wall, forget it!
I have a burning feeling I should know who these guys are… but I ain’t got the foggiest. Anyone recognise these mugs??
Lady Of The Cakes 
Love the bottom one. Someone who can actually draw there.
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’twasn’t me 😉 Sigh…
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Top one Tony Blair, 2nd David Cameron.
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LOLOLOLOL!!! Good one 😉
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The faces in the last photo are terrific murals. (I have to admit that the demon’s third eye freaks me out a bit.)
There’s something about wall murals that really command your attention. In Queens there are a few buildings that have amazing murals painted on them. I haven’t seen them in person, but I’m hoping to go soon.
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Don’t forget to take some pics for us 🙂
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Oooh, I love the devil! No idea who the people in the last photo are, but whoever did it is an incredibly artist! I’m like you… couldn’t draw a straight line with a ruler.
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Me neither… that would involve coordinating the action of the left hand with that of the right hand. A physical impossibility for someone who’s 100% klutz.
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Hmm, I’m thinking the bottom ones are some questionable friends of the artist. Otherwise, no idea. Great though!
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I’ve no idea… as I hardly ever watch TV, I wouldn’t recognise any Spanish media personalities. Except, perhaps, for the president and the king.
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The first graffiti looks like a cartoon to me. Although I did not recognize anyone in the wall, the third picture looks very nice and unique.
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The bottom one is pretty great. And I love the political interpretation of the two top ones!
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The middle one looks a bit like David Baddiel but it probably isn’t!
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LOL, he does 😉
Search term of the day:
cıplak olan resimleri
????
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Don’t even know what language that is! Have you figured it out?
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Stomped!
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Nothing interesting this end – yesterday I had ‘Latvians don’t like old people, why?’ 😉
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Now there’s an idea for a post 😉
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I was actually going to write one about old people next week anyway so it ties in nicely!
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Naked photos in Turkish – you’re welcome 😉
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Ahrgh!
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I know ‘naked photos’ in a lot of languages 😉
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That’s how you optimise your search hits, I realise…
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It’s true. They probably got directed to your 70s photos and ended up very disappointed 😉
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I should do a post on naked pictures in 532 languages.
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Now you’re thinking 😉
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I can’t draw either. When I was a kid I wanted to be an animator for Disney–but you have to be able to draw. Another dream shot out of the sky by reality.
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I was still drawing heads with legs attached aged 6. You’re meant to stop doing that when you’re four or something. “Developmentally challenged”, me.
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When I was five, my teacher had a meeting with my mother since she thought I needed more “attention.” My stick figures weren’t up to snuff. My mom told them I was intelligent and asked why I didn’t draw more elaborate stick figures. I said that recess was after art class and the sooner I finished the sooner I could play outside. I was able to stay in my class.
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LOL! I simply failed to see the point of the body. We just need a head to think, see and talk, and legs to move.
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My head and body were the same with four lines coming from the center. One girl in my class would draw fingernails. What the? it was a stick figure.
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Oh well, she probably works in a nail bar on a High Street somewhere today, while you sit comfortably at home writing books. Life is fair 🙂
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